A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: » I don't in any way resemble this person, but the character I would most like to identify with is Alexei Kirillovich Vronsky, a character from the greatest of Russian novels, Anna Karenina. An unlikely and a hidden hero -- you have to search hard to find his salt -- he's not obviously heroic like Levin is; Vronsky is occasionally weak, ocasionally strong. He can be a pussycat or a tyrant as his circumstances demand. He has something nobody else in the novel has : balance. He is the balanced man, the sort of man whom Yeats idealised in his poems about Major Robert Gregory. "Soldier, scholar, horseman, he, And yet he had the intensity To have published all to be a world’s delight" I don't think any of us can live up to the standard set by Vronsky/ Major Robert Gregory. But it's probably worthwhile to have a go anyway.
Cee-Jay-Cee wrote: » FFS...you could have just said Superman as no one actually cares, it’s just a silly question but oh no you have to off at the deep end and get all philosophical and shiit. Anyway I’d like to be Hulk.
A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: » You think I'm being unrealistic, but you have chosen a superhuman. At least my guy has human weakness! I'm just saying there are realistic characters we can aspire to without resorting to superheros. If you're not interested in them that's obviously grand. Life's too short to get angry about other people's heroes.
branie2 wrote: » Jack Reacher, and I'd have a few lads laid out on the ground when I beat them up.
[Deleted User] wrote: » As the saying goes: “Always be yourself! Unless you can be Batman, then always be Batman.”
JohnnyFlash wrote: » The non-fictional hairy pornstar now accused of being a sex creep for decades?
hcf500 wrote: » trump, I would go up to the roof of the whitehouse and jump
Be right back wrote: » Elizabeth Bennett.